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Guideline Issues
Links to Highly Recommended Sites
- Sites Recommended with Reservations
These major sites are mostly reliable but have "blind spots"
that damage their credibility. Their reliable parts can be very
useful, but some parts should be disregarded or viewed with caution.
- About.com (avoid information on "complementary"
and "alternative" methods)
- Arthritis Foundation (avoid information on "complementary"
and "alternative" methods)
- HealthFinder (avoid information on "complementary"
and "alternative" methods)
- Healthology (to be posted)
- National Health Information Clearinghouse (to be posted)
- Tufts Navigator (not critical enough of sites with bad information)
- WebMD Health (articles related to "complementary and
alternative medicine" are highly misleading)
- Nonrecommended Major
Sites
Each of these sites provides a huge amount of information, most
or all of which promotes unsubstantiated theories and/or methods.
They may be useful to researchers seeking descriptions of these
theories and methods from their proponents. However, they should
be avoided by persons seeking high-quality information on which
to base a health-related decision.
- Alternative Medicine Digest
- Ask Dr. Weil
- Blended Medicine
- Doctors Medical Library
- HealingPeople.com
- Healthmap.com
- Health World
- Healthshop.com
- Healthwell.com
- Leading Edge International Research Group
- Mercola.com
- MotherNature.com
- OneBody.com
- PlanetRx
- Prevention Magazine
- SelfCare
- SupplementWatch
- VitalCast.com
- vitaminbuzz
- WholeHealthMD
Nonrecommended Minor Sites
Additional Information
- Ten Worst Sites for Internet Health Information (to be posted)
- The
Millenium Project: Links to hundreds of sites the webmaster
considers "offensive."
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This page was revised on March 18,
2004.